Black Angels - Weight Loss

 

Ignorance and genetically coded inherited stupidity are true crosses for a human. There are hopelessly idiotic people living among us who owe their failed lives solely to themselves and to the fact that they are utterly brain-dead, and their thinking and intelligence level strongly resemble the intellectual capabilities of a 4-inch nail. Despite their insignificance and lack of money, due to a strange twist of fate, these people are still important parts of a multi-billion-dollar machine, but the flaw in the beauty of it all is that this machine is usually operated by fraudsters. It is incomprehensible to me how people can still fall for the most transparent and greatest nonsense, which of course always promises money-making without work and weight loss without invested energy, and the end result of which is invariably disappointment and financial loss. 

Black Angels is a new series of posts where I collect the most common and widespread scams circulating on the net, in which I analyze in detail why the revolutionary products are 3-stick junk, and why the sensational financial opportunities are not exactly the sunny Miami Beach that requires 2 hours of work a day to become a millionaire. These products and activities are, without exception, the marketed machines of creative fraudsters, with never any substance behind them, because you know, what is too good to be true usually isn't...

Weight Loss 

It makes sense to start with a weight loss pill, and I will, but now I would go a bit further because I would like to write about a method that is becoming increasingly widespread lately, the essence of which is the creation of a non-existent online news site, through which the product appears more credible. Since people believe the post to be an article from a serious portal, they trust the product more, because, as we know, appearances are everything. The dumber a person is, the more crap you can sell them. The main thing is that it should be nicely packaged, and then they will buy a kilo of crap. The idea is brilliant, and the site I want to use to illustrate the method is the Medical News Reporter ghost site.

The site itself does not exist, and of course, there is no online site called Medical News Reporter. Try it if you don't believe me. Type Medical News Reporter into the search engine and this will pop up. The entire site is a single HTML page, with all active links pointing to the product offered for sale. As for the content of the page, that's much more interesting, and here comes one of the essential parts of the matter. Like all such sites, here too there is fake talk about miraculous transformations and money-back guarantees, but there is one point that advertises itself as having appeared on the world's leading portals, thereby acknowledging its effectiveness, which of course is a huge load of crap. If you don't believe me, type the words "weight loss" into the search engines of the portals listed in the picture. You will find more vitamins in crap than even a single letter about weight loss. 

The backbone of the site is the story of a certain Maria's weight loss, who tested the effectiveness of Weight Loss diet pills on herself. Maria is the editor-in-chief of Medical Health News, which, incidentally, also does not exist. Maria, who is the editor-in-chief of a non-existent newspaper, lost 12.5 kg in 4 weeks, according to her "own" confession, without any diet or exercise. Just for comparison, Adrienn, the darling of Slim 3, after her truly documented 6 weeks, is at a 9 kg weight loss, but only by strictly adhering to a diet and running 20-25 km a week in addition...

The best things are yet to come, because let's click on the aforementioned links that lead to the product, where we can view pictures of people who have lost weight using Weight Loss, along with their self-written stories.

„The effects of this weight loss product made from a mixture of these active ingredients can be clearly seen from the continuously arriving user reviews. Below we show the effect of the Weight Loss cure on other people. You can expect similar results. We present some of our many satisfied customers.”

At the top of the transformations, the following text can be read…

Let's see how real they are...

"I lost 13 kilos in one month. I bought Weight Loss and adjusted my diet. I also recommend running, it's my favorite hobby now. It's the best product for weight loss, and it can become a pleasant habit later on. I wish everyone good luck with their weight loss! I succeeded, and you will too! This product is really effective. Patience is key. Exercise has become my passion, now I also go to the gym. It's amazing when I look at my picture from two months ago.

Marci from Budapest"

So, about Marci from Budapest… The picture actually shows an American blogger named Brandon Purcell from Salt Lake City, and the picture was stolen from bpurcell.org, where more pictures of the guy can be seen, so it's absolutely not Marci from Budapest. Brandon, incidentally, achieved this result in 3 months within a Body for Life program back in 2003...

The next real picture is of Vali, who is a shop assistant. This is so beautiful that I'll just cut straight to the slogan.

"I am the smiling girl in the picture, my name is Vali, and I am very satisfied with the effect of Weight Loss. Already since I ordered it. I received the shipment the next day and immediately started using it. The effect was immediately amazing, after one week I was 2 kilos lighter!!! I immediately had more energy and more strength for work!!! The effect was so good that after using the first package, I ordered the next one. My treatment lasted for more than 2 months. I lost a total of 20 kilos!!! I feel great!!! Thank you!!!

Vali, 30 years old, shop assistant"

The reality, however, is much sadder, because it's one thing that this picture is also stolen, but to steal it from a site that advertises a similar diet pill crap called Meratol, well, that's truly rock bottom. Seriously, I'm already looking forward to the moment when a Lifetilt transformation appears somewhere as a reference.

You must understand that you can only achieve weight loss and body sculpting through diet and exercise. These and similar products can be terribly dangerous, because if they lie about everything on the site, why wouldn't they do so in the description of the ingredients? In 95% of these cases, these are unregulated products, because in most cases it is simply about labeling a few thousand boxes, throwing together a website that can be made in 3 hours, stealing before and after photos, and filling the boxes with something… Anything. Pray that they put something harmless in it and not something truly dangerous. This kind of business is thriving, and there's a lot of money in it. It thrives because, at best, you're lazy shits, but unfortunately, in most cases, you're as dumb as dirt and believe all this nonsense that you can lose 10 kg in 2 weeks without exercise. You'd rather take anything than have to run, just let you eat that damn chocolate, because without it you can't cope like some subhuman who can't control their impulses, but of course, you'd want a body that you don't puke on yourself when you see it in the mirror. Anyone who wants to achieve results without investing energy is a pathetic, unfortunate person, and here I'm no longer just talking about weight loss.

You cannot lose excess weight with diet pills, and you should remember that for your entire damn life. Losing weight with diet pills is like looking for a wife among the prostitutes at a garbage incinerator. It's completely pointless, terribly unhealthy, dangerous, and there's a good chance something bad will happen to you because of it…